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Peace with Honor.

yoral journals are much troubled over
e4ibility that England may push the
80 States from responsive to retalia-
n Agislation, and from that to war. OF
= there does not appear TO be much dan
bat II there was certainty of it no
D with . spark Of spirit would urge it as
neon for submitting to injustice. With
80 too profound for most men TO
-, II y urged that Is treaties always
wau, We had better omit the war
- ~ treaty. Treaties also preceds
An thsy an effect or q cause !?
d nAnkerel muas the violation of
ceaflas figures prominently and
~ vaSpoao oe the Canadians d
- a1e9e . policy thas \ not to
gs 4 thsss ans passus nv
Depe thst was veuAA and
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6cunrcs ays ~ lAs1oA thsss y . sa.
closmsnt about cholsgA Ne danger Of - o..
psarsnce In this county n greater thaA at
any time in the pest thrse ysarA 1hnvagss
in the East have been unchecked; In japan
there were over one hundred thousand deaths
from cholera In 1856. United States consuls
report It's existence In South America Com
fort comes from Brazil, however, in the news
that COCOA has been found 10 I've . remedy.
Not the cocoa Of commerce, but the leaf OF q
shrub resembling laurel, from which cocaine
il made The natives chew II like tobacc%
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~ - - lG0I1uneo ff01
~ t9GDue1oA y ~, - ws would be
vAlpped = aay Sn&s, wshad better Yield 70
TIE bully without blow. Any paper that
would clearly end Armly advocate such q
policy would simply Be smiled upon as an
interesting specimen Of the blow-on.one-
chsek-turn.ths-other party. That philoso.
ply would Be useful II self.defense were
impossible, but wherever self-defense Is
possible II Is not only privilege buta duty.
Not one limo Of q treaty shall lie forced
upon this people if they know it, and the
spirit that led the weak colonists 10 make
war on mighty Britain will be found to in.
spire the people of the great republic 10 re-
sent every insult TO their flag and demand
| full Justice from all nations.
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SOME oODY,s CHILD.

somebody's child Is dying-dytng with the
mother thinking of the time hen that dear face
Will be hidden where NO ray OF hope can brighten
Reader. IL the child b your ncighoor's take this
comforting word to the mothers heart betore
u Ia too late. Tell her that consumption Is Cura.
Bile that mon arc living to-day whom the phy.
sicians pronounc cd iucnrAble because one lung
had been almost Destroy ed by the disease. Dr.
Pierce's /" Golden Medical Discovery has cured
hundreds surpaases cod liver oil. hypophos.
phAtes and other medicines in curing this dis
"a se. Sold bv druggists. w,s&w
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1D0A0Ak
A ThLoPHoROS FOR RHEUMATfsM.
RUSHINGTODEATH

In the attempt to swim the Niagara whirlpool
Rapids IL no more reckless or dangerous than
to tribe with disease which each day secures
stronger hold and hastens the end Of life. That
10 specially true OF rheumatism, neuralgia, set.
auca ana nervous headache, which though per.
hars slight M nrst arc extremely dangerous,
aud steadily secures n nrmcr grip until al last
the agony IA uncomfortable and sudden death
brings rclief.
The disease can be cured by the use Of Athlo-
rhoros which. In connection with AthiOphoios
Pills. never tais when property used Road the
following from those who have tested II.
L. A. Stewart, Nelson. Pa. says: Athiopho.
ros has saved my mothers life. Last spring
two OF the best ply s,cians Ia the county said
she could not live two months. She had bcen
helpless for u year, had Ia 10 lifted OF and on
the bed, limbs ali drawn ont OF shape, cords con
tracted. flesh sore to the touch. could not be
lifted or touched without screaming aloud. The
soreness all gone, the cords relaxed. appetite
good, and gaining every dsy, and 1 think few
more bottles viii cure her."
New Haven. Conn.
had the neuralgia for three months In my
lace. Went to the doctor; he gave me some
medicine to take internally and preparation
OF chloroform to put on the outside, but Il did
not do any good. Could not sleep night or day
HAD suffered so much and so long that WAS
afraid II would drive me crazy. Was told to try
Athlorhoros 10y a'party II had curod of the
L rheumatism. After taxing part OF bottle the
pain all left as by magic. and now l am we'll.
with not q sisu Of neuralgia about me.
MAMIE DIETRICH. IL Hudson 81.
| Every druggist should keep Athlophoros ana
| Athlophoros Pills, but where they cannot be
bought OF the druggist the Athlophoros Co., No.
lie all street, New York, will send either tear.
l riage paid) on receipt Of regular price, which
1, tl.co per bottle for Athlophoros and Soc. for
Pills.
FOR liver ana kidney disesses. dyspepsia. in
| digestion weakness, nervous debility. diseases
Il nj yynf fapn at haa haf hs, tpiN 70
| bloct sc, Athlophoros Pills are uneQ uaied.
/ teb7.lweod
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Ir is well known that great numbers Of
Indians die from consumption, although this
was not the case before they met the white
man, and medical men have speculsted freely
% 10 the reason. Now, ii. q. Wymau sug-
gests through Science that change Of dress 10
responsible. Before he came under the
influence OF civilization, the Indian wss
clothed In garments that would not interfere
with the free action OF the pores OF the
skim" Civilization gives him clothing that
impedes the normal action OF the skin, and
- he has not been schOoled 10 bear 1t - the
white man for many generations, his lungs
have too much work to do, and unless re-
markably strong they must succumb. " The
skin In its natural condition, ~ an organ oil
respiration and excretiOn, In . most import
ant adjunct OF the lungA" II this 10 the 90.
cret Of consumption among Indians, It II
time thatws know It and inauguratsd Q
dress reform based on the costume Of the
nobls savage OF some other system thst will
Gave cur skins ehanee.
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There Are . Few Drucs,s,.

Who care more TO make n la'Ee rroht on
worthless article than to wait for the prosperity
that ultimately results from honest dealing
These are the men who. when asked tor Benson .
Cabcine Plaster. will recommend some cheap
and trashy substitute or Imitation. saying II Is
"iust as good" Sometimes they will do Up ana
sell the miserable imitation without remark,
allo wing the customer to suppose he has Ben.
sons II the vaiueless plaster Is returned, Cheap
John will say he make . mistake If not, he has
done good stroke OF bustness. The public are
cautioned against John and his ike. Buy of re-
spectacle druggists only. The genuine Benson g
plaster has the Three Seals I" Trademark and
The word "Cspcine cut in the centrs.
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norHsEs, xorHsssii MOTHERS !,

hOTHsKsi noTAs8sii AOTHERsui
ycs etrrSsS 2: n3gst sna Srons9 Of
e ssh ps. q sens y.
S4%IsS sns rc0e =. e MI .s.y. g. W.
there y no mistAko about IT. Thar 9 not 8
notsss Q. Sssts vhS hes 80 sSsa ysf = Tno ~
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The same nuusu nature.

Many vain attempts are made 10 repeat the
remarkable success OF Benson CarCine Plaster.
This splendid remedy 10 known, sold and used
everywhere. and its prompt a. ton and unrivsl.
led curative powers have won for IT hosts OF
friends. limitations have sprung up under
similar sounding names. such ss ",arsioin,'
" "Capeicun.n etc, Intended to deceive the cate-
less and uuwary. These articles possess none
OF the virtues OF the genuine Therefore we
hope the people will assist US to protect what
are at once their interests and ours. Ask for
Benson's Plaster. and examine what IA given
you, and make sure that the wCld" tapCtue ~
lscut In the middle OF the plaster itselt and the
Three Seals trademark is on the face cloth.
Any reputable dealer will show you the safe.
guards without hesitation: II you cannot re-
member the name-Benson's CarCine Plaster
cut this paragraph from the paper.
Stop that coughing IT you 30 not. II may XIII
you. bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup only
costs you IS cents, and Its Timely use may save
your life.
l had always been much annoysd b neural
sia and headache. At length l determined tc
try saly alton OIL. I am glad tn recommend IL
as II made g perfect cure in nv case.
MARKS SEW.
>, Ai5puith ST Baltimore, Nd.
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J WeGklv Intelngenoer
J faalcoster Jittelliqe,lex,
! s,A1oAsrIn, FEBRUARY ., 1857.
The RallreeA Car.

- railroad presidonts have been in
t1DWed on the subject Of car-heating,
cnsy declare that 1t IL their earnest de-
~ find some means Of effectively doing
fvoek, which will avoid the danger of
nnGEation. As this burning of cars is
1--we, we may credit their desire to
n modeof heating that will avoid the
nnR ; though if there was nothing to
SsUd but life, we might doubt whether
~ oaeerness would be great. 1t seems
- thing TO say but experience shows
railrOad managers become so used to
Icn Of life that they come to regard
&ne loss Of little moment, and but
1oning by a short space Of inevitable
-. Life.saving inventions find no
IT investigators among them.
~ now that they SO widely advertise
e desire to heat their cars by device
~ viii not burn them, they should no.
& lang to find it. Itseems strange that
aQgaSeutly simple thing should not
fo6nre have been found. The difficulty
- TO- come in the need that the heating
nsnfus shall be placed in each car to he
oa, which must be warmed whether it
r. orfuns and whether attached or de-
~ from the engine. A very efficient
~ lin use ON the Pennsylvania railroad
~ should be perfectly safe il was so en-
od that IL could not reach the wood
tk Of an overturned car; matter SEEM
n of easy provision.
II. Dspew, president Of the New York
1sx railroad, says that experience has
ht him that a plain iron car that would
lkee from beautiful and uninflammable
81 work and upholstering would not lie
ptable to the travelling community,
)ch prefers luxury, as it does speed, to
~. Undoubtedly there is truth in this I;
n simple way to settle this squestion and
soA rssponsibility for burning passen.
= would be TO put cars Of each kind in
~ Grain, and let those who travel elect be.
eKeen 3afety aud luxury. One In every
~ millions Of passengers by rail is said to
~ burned 10 death on the average each
4eas. The chance Of escaping the burning
)freat, and perhaps most people would
n IT.; but there may still be enough Of
a peudent sort to fill the safer car.
Eon, however, ID said to be Objectionable
o constructive material, because of it.
kfnction in cold weather 50 offering
ninGs for drafts of cold air, which would
more than the burning. This is a diff.
10y suggested by President Depew but
iD1n y used in ship construction and in
nnerable cases where tight joints are
oed in all temperatures, it hardly seems
t it should he an insuperable difficulty
- way Of the construction of tight
he New York legislature is taking &C.
Nm this matter, and the Pennsylvania
1H1ature might find it profitable subject
Inquiry.
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Time To Halt.

1t Is pretty generally believed that the
president will veto the INDECENT soldiers
pension bill now before him. Such an act
would be only an exhibition Of ordinary
prudence. For the pension list Of the
United States for the current year,
amounting to s7s.ooo, ,oa', represents the
interest at per cent. Of public debt of
over g., 500 ,ooo,0 900.
At present the interes. on the funded
debt is about As 5oco,o"o, and the pension
list s16 COCOON, a total of sl2l 900 600
This represents a debt Of over - ,Ooo, 600 ,o"C
at per cent, anu it Is II ,22i ,o"o, GOO higher
than the war debt at its highest point. Is
it any wonder that the president should
interpose his veto 10 prevent this wasteful
and dangerous use of the peoples money
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

lr in no wonder that there 10 some vigorous
"hustlins" for the position of mayor Of Phila-
delphia under the amended charter. There
tire 7,UV vacant official places at the neSt
mayors disposal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

Mr.. PARNELL made q strong speech ir
the House Of Commons on Monday In sup.
port OF his amendment opposing coercion and
urging reform In the laws and system of
government Of Ireland. He pointed to the
fulfllment OF his prophecies 80 often made
that coercion would never establish peaceful
relations between Ireland and England and
warned the government that II they per.
sisted in their determination to crush the
"plan of campaign" they would lind that
the work OF suppression had only begun and
agrarian and political crimes would revive.
He asked whether the government could
expect nation three-fourths Catholic to be
content to have no representation Of their
faith In the jury trials OF their country. In
suppressng meetings Of late the policy OF the
government has been to exclude Catholics
from juries.
generosity In the offer Of the landlords to
take a half years rent and costs when those
costs amounted to two years. rent He
attached no Importance TO the governments
declaration against the "plan OF campsjgp," !"
and praised the "plan a. having afforded
great relief Almost every title TO Irish land
was founded on wholesale robbery and con.
tiscation, and yet the government talked of
robbery OF landlords He then spoke bitterly
OF the system of seizing improvements made
by the tenants and, reverting again to
coercion, said that II the government would
abandon II and let Ireland do what England
could not do for her, she would show by her
laws, tranquility and prosperity how unjust
was the assertion that her people were not
law abiding.
There Is not much that IL new in this
speech Of Parnelps, and 1t is only another
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sxowNy HOUSEHOLD PANACsA.

WIN most suSsiy eaieisc - blood xhsthsf
sssS sssssSy s.fIsVs .ifIIissVy1ss SS
Vhethsr ehfonSe oy acuta, than any other pain
slloviator, and it q warranted double tho
Il cares pain IL u "a tack or Bowels, Sore
Throat, kHeumatlsm, 3oothachs ana ALL
SSso3ns rsf fhoSus1aofD 81 ia fANHCassA 3. %shoaia rsiH
be in every family. . teaepoonful OF the Panscea
In Z tum6l0r o. kc1 VaA6g CsWeetsned. m pro.
iisrrsd.i tSSen & esaunAs Iii BRExk Uf <
uSllyaM. .Asv
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Coal sixty Dollars . Ton.

COGI SHY UOH1fs . IOn.
The fuel famine still continues at Fort Ben.
ton, Montana Coal u $50 ton, and 10 sx.
tremsly difficult to obtain even at that
figure Wood 10 scsrco and 10 selling ct Q
high price The Indian commissioaers have
beeu snow.bound at Choteau alnce January
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SPROlAL NOTICES.

sHILOHS CATARRH KEMEDI-a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diptherfa. and Csnker Mouth.
For sale by H. B. Cochran. Druggist, No. l5l
North Queen street.
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GOOD ResuIas IN Ever, Case.

ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chat
t.nooga, Tenn, writes that fe WAS seriously
afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his
lungs; had tried many remedies without benent.
Being induced to try DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. did 90 and was entirely cured
by use of Q few bottles. Since which time he has
used It IN his family for all Coughs and Colds
with best results. This 10 the experience of thou
sands whose lives have been saved by this Won
derful Discovery. Trial Bottles free at ii. b.
Cochrans Drug store. Nos. l37 and l3s North
Queen street, Lancaster. Pa: tS)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

MASSACHUSETTS pays its governor 5000 a
year, and Boston gives its mayor salary OF
$4,000 per snnum. Inssmuch as Governor
Ames has an income of 100000 year, 1t is
believed that he will be assisted in keeping
the wolf from the door by raising his salary
from 5000 to $1,000.
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-rse~r->>
9cU .Hys taaslsiE 6. Mnlsrsviis a fp
i. - -: ~ " a =: 8: s: ::s !:
READINu q COLUMBIA RAILROAp
ISs62ssss AHS sss4SHHEs sSiar stAAs Asp tcsASoS AMI
On ana .Ss, sss:s. :SHHHS Paw rsysSs:: aysSIs:: H. ~
For cnlumpia ana iAnoastss a. IN = n. ,ass
E; \ i M ,Hs !. !, .s,sn. 4.
rRAiNs Leave COLUMRrA
sSs sSr EE:sssas E:sssSss q y Y, and ana a'pm
TRAINS LEAVE BOUAkRYvlLLD
For LANCASTER = s1 ana iis =. N. ana Al .. y
Tor 9eading ~ e1 m. ana 81 p q
% LEAVE < xiss H 7 psTThissr sTThis ,iAnea,..r.,
S"r sss'ns ssnSsn q !, ~ p NM n g q .nS S
For PsiNSs 4 81 ~ - 81 inS S s
sSl Esss'%s sssnSs a IL % % SsS .Sa ssS s
.0' TkxIss : Isa1s y ssssps - ssS H. '"
fOr 0uarrSviils Il iS Z - N. .' ' '
suapAI TnAlss.
rRAiNs LsAvI RsAD,Hs,
for Ouarryviilo st 40 =. m. Nv " w.
TRAINS LKAv1 QUAKRYvlLLs
For Lancaster. Lebanon ana Reading At ITO AIN
TRAINS LEAVE KING ST. tl.Ancaster,)
For Beading AND Lebanon ~ sos In. ana 49,
For aasrryv,ie a, $50 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE PRINCE At. tl.ancastsrJ
For leading ana Lebanon ana aiG a IN. ana lOa
For 0aarryviuss at as p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON.
1of lAnca4ter ~ 7b q m ana GA0 ., N.
Tor ouArTyville At A&S D. m.
Tor connection ~ Columbia, MARIETTA Jane
uons Lancaster Junction, Mannheim, ksa6inR
ana Lebanon. 500 time tables 81 ali statsooa
4. u. WILSON. Buporiatsn0ent
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The Hazleton Plain Speaker IL i've years
old, and II celebrates the event by the issue
OF an elghtpage sheet 1t is one OF the most
successful Of the recent penny dsiiiea
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sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Il the remedy
for you. For sale by II. b Cochran, Druggist, No
LIT North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

( Ar the January meeting OF the New Eng
land Railroad club many prominent railroad
managers and half adozen or more inventors
discussed the question Of car.heating. 1t
was demonstrated that the difficulties in the
way Of heating cars " ith steam from the en-.
gine are by no means 80 formidable as rep.
resented. One plan Of this kind has been
In use for tive years on the Connecticut
RIVER railroad. There Is a small boiler under
each car which is filled with the drip from
the ongine. This boiler can be fired up W hen
or II the engine is detached from the train.
At Holyoke the company has pipes arranged
10 that the cars can be heated from q station. j.
ary boiler. Another steam heating invention
Is In use on the Boston & Albany railroad,
aud Its inventor at the meeting in question
stated that "the objection that steam taken
from the engine would cripple it has been
proved, on the Boston & Albany railroad,
to be entirely baselesa" He contended fur.
ther "that the economy and safety 10 be oh.
tanned in heating from the engine are suff.
Client to lead every railroad to change its
methods Of operating its passenger service -
During the discussion other.plan were advo.
Gated, such hs heating with hot water and
with hot air. Both Of these, however, re-
quired the use OF tires either in or under the
cars, and while the last named disposition
Of the stove may diminish the danger in case
OF accident, It does not remove it.
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vOENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD SCHED
uLE.-ln effect from June Is lisa
Trains LnAvD LARcAerEn ana lenVe and arrive
Ut philadelphia a. follows:
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An End 10 Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg. ILL., says
Having received 90 much benefit from Electric
BitteIs, feel 1t my duty to let suffering human.
leg for eight years my doctors told me would
have to have the bone screped or leg amput tated.
used, instead. three bottles OF Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnca SaIve, and
my leg 10 now sound and we'll"
Electric Bittres are sold at nfty cents bottle,
and Bucklen's Arnica oAlve at sc. per box by
H. B. Cochran, Druggist Nos. l5l and IS3 North
Queen street, Lancaster, Pa (5)
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The Norristown Times makes liberal ex.
tracts from the address Of Captain George NJ.
Franklin before the Lancaster Board OF Trade.
and urges that Norristown ought to have q
similar organization. As an evidence OF its
earnestness, the Times offers the use of a
room free Of charge In Its building for the
purpose. Here Is newspaper magnanimity I.
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.

The greatest discovery OF the nineteenth h cen.
tury Is Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription for sick
headache, which Is the discovery OF an eminent
physician and used by him for over thirty years
before giving It TO the public, and 1t stands to-
day without Q rival. Read advertisement in
another column.
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street.
DR. HAssLsR WoRA sTauP. Purely vegetable,
pleasant TO take, will expel worms II any exist,
NO purgativs required altar using. Price. Is
oents. by all druggists. bs3mdAW&f
THE REV. GEO. n. THAYER. OF Bourbon
10 BHlLOHp CONBOnPTION CURE" FOR sale
by H. b. Cochran, Druggist No. l37 North Queen
street.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when shiioh's Cure
Will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts 50 eta,
and b, Tor sale by H. b Cochran, Druggist
No. l67 North Buoeu street.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver Complaint, you
have q printed guarantee on every bottle OF bhi
BY II. 3. Cochran. Druggist, No, l37 North Queen
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They are looking for You everywhere Drafts
of air in unexpected places. going from hot
rooms 70 cool one'. oaIelessness In changing
common cold in the head Unless arrested
this bind Of cold becOmas seated In the mucous
membrane of the head Then 1t is Catarrh. In
any and ell its stages this disease always yields
TO Ely's Cream Balm. SAFE. agreeable, certain.
Price dfty conts. l52wdeodAW
CATARKH CURED, health ana sweet breath
secured, by ShilOh's CAtArrh Kennedy. Price 60
cents. Nasal Injector Tree. For sale by H. B.
Cochran, Druggist No. l0 North Queen street
ORB B0rTLs ES1DoTs CuRB.-Mr. oscar Z. d.
Koch, OF Allentown, Pa was bediast with In.
nammatory rheumatism I'm the winter OF lssa
Doctors could do nothing to relieve him. He
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Remedy
BY the time he had used halt bottle he could
leave his bed when he had nnished the bottle
he was cured and hAs not had return of the
disease since. In bis own words" feei better
than ever beforo~ Price o., by all druggists.
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